Sam Liccardo (D-CA) and Jay Obernolte (R-CA) introduced a bill that would codify Optional Practical Training (OPT), which allows international students to work in their field of study for 12 months, ...

Fresh US data shows sharp drop in student visas during the 2025 admission season as policy changes, visa scrutiny and job uncertainties affect international enrolments ...

The 'Keep Innovators in America' Act is introduced amid the Trump administration's attempts to end or modify the Optional ...

A new bill in the United States aims to protect the Optional Practical Training program for international students. This program allows graduates to work in their field of study. Many students from ...

Amid the Trump administration’s attacks on international students, the number of visas issued to those students ahead of the fall 2025 semester decreased more significantly than experts predicted.

International students and their future in the United States are the focus of the latest episode of The Immigration Rundown.

The June-July period is critical because the Fall semester in US universities begins in August or September, and visa issuances for Indian students typically peak during these months.

The number of student visas issued by the United States to Indian students dropped sharply during the peak admission period of June and July 2025. According to data released by the US Department of ...

Washington: US lawmakers introduced a bipartisan bill to protect a key work programme for international students, aiming to retain foreign graduates, including thousands from India, amid rising global ...

The issuance of F-1 student visas worldwide took a nosedive last year, with the number awarded during the critical months of May to August 2025 declining 36 percent, according to a Chronicle analysis ...

Intense academic pressure, cultural distance and language barriers weigh heavily on Chinese international students in the U.S ...

The Department of Home Affairs has doubled the price of a post-study work visa, leaving "tens of thousands" of graduates out of pocket.